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Originally Posted by roger64
I like better the Editor because of its smooth selecting. I have the feeling that Sigil is "reluctant" to select and does it by small hiccups.
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This is a known issue with Qt on some Linux machines--mine included.
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Originally Posted by roger64
I modified two tags on two different chapters and closed them, mistakenly of course, with /subtitle instead of /p. That's life...
I switched to Sigil to do another task: it informed me that two chapters were ill-formed and that the EPUB could not be opened.
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I'm sorry, but Sigil informed you of no such thing. If you have Sigil configured to Mend Code on Open, it would have informed you of the well-formed issue and offered to automatically fix it for you. Answer "Yes," and it would have turned your /subtitles into /p's. Bada-bing. Answer "No," and Sigil will still open the epub and you would have been able to run the "Well-Formed" check (F7) and it would have informed you exactly where the problem was.
If you don't have the "Mend Code on Open" checked, it would have opened the epub, showed you a warning about the well-formed issue, and you would have been able to run the "Well-Formed" check (F7) and it would have informed you exactly where the problem was.
Well-formed errors will, quite simply, NOT stop Sigil from opening an epub. Ever. You're exaggerating. Like the calibre editor more all you want, but please don't come here and stretch the truth about problems you're having with Sigil.